Grant Memorial Parade Review by Governors and States
A historical parade scene at Grant Memorial shows Governor Hastings and Commander Thomas J. Stewart leading Pennsylvania and New Jersey troops. The march included regiments from multiple states, cadets, veterans, and naval divisions, with President McKinley aboard the Dolphin and crowds estimated at around 58,000 to 60,000 marching countrywide forces.
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Thomas J. Stewart
Pennsylvania
Keystone
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maryland
New Hampshire
Virginia
Rhode Island
Vermont
Ohio
Miingla
District of Columbia
Military School
Grant
Washington Cadets
McKinnery
Thirtieth Street
Strong
Hobart
United States
National Guard of
New York
National Guard
Grand Army of the Republic Veterans
Naval Demonstration With One Hundred Fifty Vessels In Line
The grand division anchored near the tombs, with the strand division commanded by Rear Admiral Hunce. Vessels listed include New York, Massachusetts, Columbia, Maine, Texas, Indiana, Raleigh, Puritia, Amphitrite and Terror, plus revenue cutters and foreign warships. The marine division, led by Rear Admiral Osborn, used the America as flagship. the parade featured dressed ships, a merchant marine flotilla, and a planned presidential review from the Dolphin.
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Grand Divislon
Merchans Marine Divielwin
Tower Bay
Raleigh
Puritia
Amphitrite
Terror
Porter
Woodbury
Dallas
Hamilton
Windom
John Rogers
Gardena
Armoria
H. M
Talbot
Fulton
Bogalia
Infanta Isabella
Maria Teresa
Osborn
America
United States Energy
H. M.S. Talbot
E. MH. Gamble
Dolphin
Merchant Marine
New York Central
Erie
North River
Feni Desvyouy
Grant Monument Tombs Amid Riverside Park History
A sweeping historical account traces the Grant Monument project from 1870s fundraising to the 1890s grand ceremony. It details committee leadership, public subscriptions, and the construction of the tomb, its ornate sarcophagus, and the temporary burial, alongside Riverside Park’s landscape and nearby landmarks.
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Riverside Park
Hudson
Ie City
Jersey
Old Fort Lee
Jersey City
Bay
Acrobat's Fatal Fall At Community Benefit
Frostburg Maryland April 6 Tharry Hickitt aged 2 died after falling three feet during rehearsal for a minstrel show to benefit St Johns Episcopal church He ruptured a blood vessel and died the following morning from the injury
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Frostburg
Tharry Hickitt
St. John's Episcopal Church
Young Guard Boy Struck by Cable Car in New York
Patrick Joyce aged 3 of Pittsburg, member of the Fourteenth regiment of the Pennsylvania National Guard, was knocked down by a cable car at Third Avenue and Eleventh Street in New York. He suffered two rib fractures and was taken to Bellvue Hospital for treatment.
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Grant
Cuerdians
Vandola
Aumunt
Littl
Cregin Gall
New York
Patrick Joyce
Pittsburg
Fourteenth Regiment
That States
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